What Exactly is Hosting?

After devoting some time to browsing the Internet, one begins wishing that he had his own website, be it a blog, a message board, an online photo album or an e-shop. A space on the Internet he can call his own. And once you have decided to create a site of your own, you have arrived at the point where you need a web hosting service. It is vital to pick a stable hosting plans provider – one you can entrust your websites to. A good example of a cheap and at the same time very stable web hosting vendor is W3 Hosting. First off, let's throw light on:

What is Hosting?

Hosting is the service, which made the World Wide Web so content-rich. It entails space on a web server where one can host his domain name, website, e-mails, and so on. There are several distinct types of web hosting, all of them originating from the different demands of the customers – shared web hosting, VPS hosting, dedicated hosting. They vary with reference to price, server configuration and the possibility to host more complex web sites, but in the end they all provide one and the same basic service – a space on the Internet where one can store his website files, which are then made available online.

Unmetered Web Space and Hosted Domain Name Quotas

At W3 Hosting, our hosting plans are equipped with an enormous range of features and website building and management tools and will satisfy the hosting requirements of both novices and advanced users. All hosting plans offer PHP 6/5/4 and MySQL support, but you can also order a web hosting package offering PgSQL, InnoDb, Memcached, Varnish and NodeJS support. All our website hosting plans offered include the free-of-charge Hepsia Control Panel and the Control Panel-incorporated Domain and File Manager tools. You will also obtain the automatic Popular PHP Scripts Installer and an online site building tool. SPF, spam & anti-virus protection for your mailbox accounts is also available. All shared hosting packages offer unlimited disk drive space for your websites. All VPS, semi-dedicated and dedicated server hosting plans, as well as the majority of the shared web hosting packages, offer unmetered hosted domain allowances.